Deaths And Funerals Jerry Ball and Mrs Pierce
Funeral services for Jerry Wayne Ball 22 of Thomasville were held at Liberty Baptist Church with Rev Kenneth Miller officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Ball died from injuries in a motorcycle crash on Hasty School Road at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem.
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Thomasville
Jerry Wayne Ball
Rt. 2
Liberty Baptist Church
Kenneth Miller
Lowell Gunn
Robert Westmoreland
Marty
Bobby Buie
Bobby Hill
Terry Westmoreland
Ball
Macy H. Ball
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Edd D. Pierce
Fisher Ferry St
Liberty Church
K A. Miller
Oscar Hartman
Austin Lambeth
Henry Lambeth
Bill Sechrist
Steve Hughes
David Hughes
Scott Hughes
Church
Local resident dies in High Point hospital
Burial was in Oakwood Park Cemetery. Mrs. Black, 57, of 114 West Green St., died in High Point Memorial Hospital on Thursday.
Dedication of Thom asville Moose Lodge Pool Planned
Gov Jimmy Harvey oversees a committee to plan the dedication of the lodge's new 27000 dollar swimming pool at Cumby Chapel. Rev M P Beasley and Rev J B White will conduct the 2 30 p m service next Sunday plus a full slate of festivities to follow.
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Cumby Chapel
M. P. Beasley
J. B. White
Jimmy Harvey
Thomasville
Moose Lodge
Harvey
School Registration Notes and Community Meetings
Aug. registration planned for Chapel F B A and Mary Law in Greenville. William Penn High Band rehearses Monday 4 p.m. in the band room. Seven Voices at Mt Olive Baptist today 3 p.m. Gabriel Post VFW meets Monday 8 p.m. Plans for annual picnic. Palmer Memorial Institute Alumni Assn gathers in Greensboro. Singers from Winston-Salem visit Mars Hill Holy Church Sunday 8 p.m.
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William Penn
William Penn High School
Gabriel Post
VFW
Palmer Memorial Institute
A .m
Greensboro
S. Benbow Rd
Pie Brno Gro Sgers
Winston-Salem
Mars Hill
Heritage Employees Honored at Annual Outing
Heritage Furniture Co held its annual outing at High Point City Lake Park with softball games between department teams. The frame department won 2-0 over the office team in the final. Recipients included Ferguson, Vivian Bennett, Racene Hatcher, John Woodward, Doris Davis, Jimmie Craver, Robert Myers, Johnnie C. Jones, Bill Osborne, and Tom Gooding for five-year service.
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Heritage Furniture Co
High Point City Lake Park
Police Car Struck By Reckless Driver on East Green Street
A city police car was hit while parked after motorists observed a 1951 Chevrolet driven by William A. Smith reckless along East Green Street near Mangum Street. The patrol car suffered about $500 in damage and was pushed 82 feet. Smith faced charges including reckless driving and later no liability insurance and improper registration.
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East Green Street
Mangum Street
William A. Smith
S. Elm Street
Smith
High Point Memorial Hospital
George Pike
B. T. White
Pike
White
Green and Mangum
East Washington Street
Kathy Williams
Daniel Brooks Apartments
James Williams
Five Injured In Truck and Bus Crash In Winston-Salem Area
Five persons were injured yesterday when a vehicle went from a dirt road onto I 85 and were taken to Baptist Hospital Winston Salem for head injuries. Marvin Overby 17 Rt 1 Kittrell admitted to High Point Memorial for facial lacerations. Brown treated for cuts and discharged. Ruth Bowman West Grimes Street and Phyllis Hines Mangum Street are also named in the incident.
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Baptist Hospital
Winston Salem
Marvin Overby
Rt. 1
Kittrell
High Point Memorial Hospital
Brown
Ruth Bowman
West Grimes Street
Phyllis Hines
Mangum Street
Weekend Weather Warm And Humid In High Point
The High Point area will see warm and humid conditions through the weekend per the U. S. Weather Bureau forecast at Friendship. A slight cool down is expected with scattered thundershowers and a low around 70 degrees last night.
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High Point
U. S
Friendship
Funds For Colleges Topic For Meeting
Discussion outlines fundraising strategies for colleges including Chowan Murfreesboro Elon Gardner-Webb Guilford and other institutions. The meeting features fund-raising firm The Cumerford Corp with members Cumerford Ramsey and J. Earl among listed attendees.
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Cumerford Corp
Ind
Chowan Col- Murfreesboro
J. Earl
Elon College
E. Eugene Gardner - Webbe
Boiling Springs
J. Jolly
Greensboroe
Greensboro
C. A. Milner
Guilford
Guilford College
Adkins Stores Execs Plan Meeting Here
Adkins Stores executives plan a meeting in High Point the day before the October Furniture Market opens. The group discusses growth, advertising, display, and a member organization offering group buying.
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Adkins Stores
Execs
Heer
High Point
Exchange Clubs Hold State Meet Director to preside session
The director of the North Carolina Traffic Safety Council and State President J. C. Welch of Graham will preside over a general assembly session at the state meet.
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North Carolina Traffic Safety Council
J. C. Welch
Graham
General Assembly
High Pointer Heads 83rd Division Assn
Saluda 8 C first vice president announces the 83rd Division association will hold a reunion next year in Myrtle Beach South Carolina. The unit earned five battle stars from Normandy to the Elbe River in World War I. The Providence report notes the planning and leadership for the reunion.
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Providence
R. I
Saluda
8. C
Normandy
Elbe River
Myrtle Beach
Handbook Outlines State Health Education Welfare Services
RALEIGH N C AP a listing in non technical language government health education and welfare services available in the state prepared at the suggestion of Gov Sanford it will be earmarked for physicians ministers and school officials persons who come in daily contact with needy Tar Heels
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Raleigh
N. C
Sanford
High Point Exchange Club Hosts Morning Meeting
A Sunday 9:30 a.m. meeting featured a devotional service and remarks by Dr. A E Sherron Billy Cheves William Davis Garland Abbott and Vernon Taylor of the High Point Exchange Club.
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Billy Johnson
Wghptv
High Point Exchange Club
Elks Lodge
Johnson
A. E. Sherron
Billy Cheves
William Davis
Garland Abbott
Vernon Taylor
Franklinville Girl Judith Rodgers Wins Randolph Queen
Judith Rodgers, 18, Franklinville, crowned Randolph Queen. five feet nine inches, dark hair, hazel eyes, rising sophomore at Wingate College. Diane Allen, 17, second runner-up, previous year’s first runner-up, is daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Allen.
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Asheboro
Judith Rodgers
W. P. Rodgers
Franklinville
Bore
Wingate College
Diane Allen
C. B. Allen
New Ward Opens at John Umstead Hospital
A new ward at John Umstead Hospital in Butner North Carolina opens signaling a potential shift in mental health treatment toward a unit system. The plan aims to limit the ward to about 250 patients so doctors and patients can become better acquainted and closer to the neighborhood they serve.
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MT. Olive
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Seven Voices Will Baptist
High Point Enterprise
DeMolay
Leonard Street
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Funds For Colleges
Cumerford and Ramsey
Wendell M. Patton
Max C. Lees - Me
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Assn
Handbook To Outline Services
Randolph
By Barron Mills
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Eneree
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